The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-04-08

million has actually changed hands in past
three days, and fully as much is represent
ed in short options purchased by heavy
deposits Lake front property is going at
fabulous prices Judging from the number
OF speculators arriving from st. Paul and
Minneapolis, and the amount OF capital at
their command, the Gophers propose to
buy up the entire peninsular. Land own
ers dazed by the sudden onslaught, and
all who have sold are loudly lnmenting
their haste. Nothing like this excitement
wns ever witnessed outside the most rcck-
less gold fever OF the past. One car con-
thinning thirty st. Paul spectators passed
through Marquette recently.
The London Standard says: Mrs.
James Potter at present is no actress.
Whether she will become one is a question
OF time. She is doubtless very earnest,
but the experiment OF giving amateurs
acting characters cannot be commended.
While the train was making the run be-
tw eeu Clark's Mills and Utica, N. Y, which
only occupies seven minutes, II man board
ed it between the baggage and the express
car. He entered the lntter car nnd order
ed the messenger to throw up his hands.
The latter did not at once comprehend him
and the robber shot him. He then gagged
and bound him and rihcd the safe, but the
amount secured is not yet known.
Joseph Strange, of Sioux City, Iowa. be-
gun II suit in the superior court. Chicago
against the commission firm OF D. II. Nc
| Dunell & Co, OF that city for $4,000. 1t
| is said that the plaintiff who is also n
commission merchant, has been dealing
| with McDaneld Il Co, for years; that n
| short time ago the Sioux City man discov-
cred that tho Chicago firm had not been
rendering correct accounts.
| ~, Of ,;t 4
| States Senator, Angus Cameron of La
| Crosse, jumped into the Mississippi river
! Thursday evening :31st ult., but was soon
! drawn out by several gentlemen, They
| carried the woman to the hotel, and whilo
| q doctor WAS sent for used the usual means
| for restoration of pors ons i'll such condi-
| ton BY the time the doctor arrived the
woman was so far recovered rs to talk de-
| liriously. The unfortunate lady's men
tai condition hns been known to her
! friends, and II careful watch has been
| kept, but she left the house during the alb
sence of her attendant. Instead OF going
| straight to the river she went twelve blocks
| north and entered the water at exactly
the point whore Senator Camerron's broth.
er, Dugald committed suicide by drown
| ing u number Of years ago. Her mental
| condition was brought about by an injury
| to her back while crossing the New York
| and Brooklyn ferry three or lour years ago.
Tie Philadelphia Medical kews declares
that recent articles extensively published,
| announcing the cure at the Phliadeiphia
! hospital OF patients suff.ring with con
| SUMPTION through treatment by injection
of carbonic acid and sulphur hydrogen
| greatly exaggerated the success OF the treat
ment, The News knows OF no cures having
| been made.
At their meeting in Chicago the genera
| To .,f IN. Wnatprt 81 n fps ~
sociation reduced the rate heretofore an
| nounced on extra baggage from 16 % pei
cent to 12 per cent OF the unlimited rate
This is the charge agreed upon by all tho
Eastern roads.
The New Jersey senate passed thebill giving
women the right to vote atschool elections
Edward NJ. Newman, in the employ o
Michael Levinson, wholesale clothier. wat
arrested in New York charged with defraud
ing the firm OF over S75, 900 by means o
false entries and misusing checks OF th'
firm. Newman was taken to the Tombs
The Wisconsin legislature passed u reso
luton OF sympathy with ireland, md dc
nouncing Tory tyranny.
III. Randall of St. Paul has been ap
pointed controller OF the St Pnul Il North
crn Pacific in place OF Maj. A. G. Postleth
waite who resigned on account OF th'
demands made upon his time by his ncv
position us general land agent Of til,
Northern Pacific in connection with th
land commissionership o, the st. Paul
Northern Pacific.
John Godfrey Sake, the poet died on th
3lst ult., ut the house OF his son in Al
bany. Since the death of his wife Mr.. Sax
has been very much depressed, anu lattcrly
1 became confirmed invalid. He lived il
Brooklyn until recently, when he went tt
live with his married son in Albany. Th
death OF his daughter greatly affected him
Some OF his poems are greatly admired
and his old-time wit WAS fresh and orig,
nal.
| Constable Pierce, arrested for contemp
OF the federal court at Des Moines in re
fnsine to surrender liquors of Hurlbut
Hess d Co.. seized by him, to the Unitet
States marshal on u replevin writ was re
leased by Judge Love on tho ground tha
the federal court will not interfere witt
processes OF state courts.
Senator Reagan is still suffering mucl
pain and unable to walk, on account O
falling from his horse.
The Rhode Island legislature has recent
Is adopted n resolution providing for tn
submission OF the question OF holding
constitutional convention to popula
vote at the April election OF 1889 and o
each tenth year thereafter.
Lord Lansdowne says his agent through
out offered to deal leniently with any Iris
tenants showing IL bona tidc desire to mee
their liabilities.
The British government has granted til
Cunurd Steamship company an annuG
subvention OF $s5.0DO for five years 10
carrying the mails.
Mr.. r. I. Bush, owner OF the aehl Corc
! l.. TO-, f,,, fl,n
er memorial fund to the Rev. G. II. Hall
Bismarck is reported to have said IT
Gently that he abandoned the idea of net
tralizing Reichlnnd 4 Alsace Lorraine), b.
cause it would be Il dangerous delusioI
The neutrality OF any province WAS nnl
prescrvable SO long as the people were prt
pared to defend their neutrality by fore
of arms, and he could not admit that sue
determination existed in Reichland. w
intcnd that the provinces shall remain il
corporated with Germany. Their fortress
es are n strong bulwark against France
and for us they have the advantage of II
Imoving by several days march the star
ing point for aggressive movements againt
us from France Two months ago feare
there would be war. do not now. Still
We must be prepared for war We neyt
know whaS is to happen. Who could 9!
pect a few yearG ago, that the pope and
wanld become faithful allies2
AstAlionaire wholesale merchant Of s.
retershurg, has been shot and killed by
nan to whom he refused to give 5000
'oubles toward tb, nihiliAt fund. IT